Lilith The First Wife Of Adam Father Of Humans

 Today we will discuss a topic or a personality with many controversies. You may find some stories that a wife and Tara tell about. You find that she is a devil devoted to death and destruction. What is the real story about her?

Do not rush, my friend, in this article you will see the answer.

Are you ready to travel to the land and era of the Sumerian civilization?

Let's go...................

Who Is Lilith:

Lilith Back To 3000 Years Bc

This question was usually in my mind since the first time read its name in a novel so I decided to search about history but not the new history we know I wanted to go deeper so I have ways to diving in deep history to find the truth, so I find first mention for this name in Sumerian land while they were one from powers civilization on earth at this time, but What they said about Lilith at this age?

• The name Lilith appeared in a Sumerian clay figure from the city of Warka, dating back to 3000 years BC. It tells of the sky god ordering a willow tree to grow on the banks of the Tigris River in the city of Warka. Its branches made a nest for him, but in the trunk of the tree itself lived the demon woman Lilith, and when Gilgamesh, the king of Orc, heard about that tree, he carried his shield and sword, killed the dragon, and uprooted the tree from its roots, so Lilith fled into the wilderness.

And the willow tree seems to Lilith like the coffin to vampires!!!!!!

As we see this mythology story wrote in 3000 years BC but what is the story behind that she was the first wife to Adam?

The story of Lilith, Adam's first wife:

Lilith

• We move from the story of Lilith in the Mesopotamian civilization to the Jewish culture, which was the only monotheistic religion that mentioned Lilith. Although Lilith was not mentioned in the Torah and was mentioned in any of the sources except for the book of Isaiah from the Old Testament as one of the demons without specifying her identity. I must also mention that the story of Lilith is not mentioned in the story of creation in the Torah.

• But in the Midrash book, which is one of the most important books of Al-Zahar and Kabbalah, specifically Rabbinic Judaism.

• This book, according to Jewish beliefs, clearly explains the books of the Old Testament, the Torah, and the Travels. And Lilith in this Midrash book was mentioned more than once, but the story of Lilith was also mentioned in one of the most famous Jewish heritage books called Zohar bin Sira or the Alphabet of Sirach.

• The Jewish story is the most famous about the legend of Lilith, as it directly links it to Adam, how let's see!

The story says:

• That Lilith was created from the same clay from which Adam was created at the same time, and she lived with him in Paradise.

• However, her creation in parallel with Adam gave her a sense of rebellion, so she refused to submit to Adam in any way, and did not accept that he impose any kind of authority on her, as she was created with him and equal to him in all matters.

The story says that Lilith, when she felt bound, fled from heaven, so where, or rather, to whom?

Satan

• Of course, the eternal enemy of man, Satan, the legend says that Lilith resorted to Satan and lived with him in the Red Sea, and she gave birth to 100 children per day for Satan.

• Adam complained to God about Lilith's actions, so God sent three angels behind her, Sinoe, Senenoei, and Samangelov.

Angel

• The angels found Lilith in a cave giving birth to children, so they ordered her to return to Adam, where she was, according to these books, Adam's first wife.

• But Lilith refused, as she did not want to submit to Adam in any way, and for the sake of the threat, the three angels told Lilith that they would kill 100 of her demonic children every day as punishment for her.

Do you think it dimmed?

Adam And Eve And Lilith

• The answer is no, the rebellious woman accepted the punishment but put her punishment in return, and she will kill 100 of Adam's children every day.

• I am talking here about newborn babies and the only way to survive is for the mother and her child to put on an amulet with the name of Lilith and the three angels for protection.

• The story did not end here, as the book says that Lilith tried to return to heaven, but she was surprised by the presence of Eve, the new wife of Adam.

• So she was jealous and angry, and as a way of revenge, she stole Adam's seed to create half-human, half-devil children.!!!!!!!!!

• To replace a hundred children who are killed daily by the three angels.

• The story of Lilith, Adam's first wife, ends here, but of course, according to these books, Lilith is still present and is responsible for the phenomenon of sudden infant death, wet dreams, if possible, and cases of sleep paralysis (we will talk about it later).

At The End:

Lilith

The story of Lilith, Adam's first wife in Judaism:

• Despite the Jewish religion, this story does not adopt the fact that Lilith is Adam's first wife, and rejects it because it is not mentioned in the Torah or the ancient and modern books.

• However, pregnant and newly born Jewish women wear amulets with the names of the three angels and Lilith to protect themselves from miscarriage and their infants.

• This is very prevalent in the Jewish community even today

The story of Lilith in the Christian religion:

• The idea is that Lilith, Adam's first wife, is categorically rejected by the highest church hierarchy. According to what was mentioned in the Holy Bible, Eve is Adam's wife, who was created from his rib.

The story of Lilith in the Islamic religion:

• The matter is quite evident in the Quranic texts in the Quran, the hadiths of the Prophet, and the story of the beginning of creation, which bears the same narration in the Holy Bible.

So that the story of Lilith remains one of the myths in which imagination mixed with some reality, it became one of the most famous myths in the parallel story of creation and formation.

This name Lilith became synonymous with seductive and rebellious women, and Lilith became a symbol of some feminist movements

So as you see my friends this is all evidence that can find for now for this creature but the basic question do you think she is real or was it just mythology? Sure I will be waiting for your answer in the comments and if there is any topic want to know about it tell me and I will make it in next article.

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